2-4 Oct. 2017

1 June - 2 July 2017

CCE Coastal Filaments Cruise - A group of 37 CCE scientists, students, postdocs, technicians, and volunteers is aboard the R/V Roger Revelle analyzed cross-shore fluxes of nutrients and organisms associated with coastal filaments, and their role in the lateral exchange and export of C, N and other elements.

26 Feb. - 3 Mar 2017

21 Feb. 2017

2nd CCE Forum on El Niño RAPID cruise results. Held at SIO.

15 Feb. 2017

Webinar and Variations articles on Ecosystem Forecasting of El Niño - (Video)
This webinar grew out of discussions at the ENSO forecasting forum held at SIO in Aug., 2016 and accompanies the recent issue of Variations, the CLIVAR newsletter ('https://indd.adobe.com/view/1f2e94f8-2c3b-4371-bd88-12fec4d1ba6b), edited by CCE's Manu DiLorenzo and Art Miller. Sponsored by CLIVAR and OCB.

6 Feb 2017

12-16 Dec. 2016

The California Current System is a coastal upwelling biome, as found along the eastern margins of all major ocean basins. These are among the most
productive ecosystems in the world ocean.

The California Current Ecosystem LTER (32.9°, -120.3°) is investigating nonlinear transitions in the
California Current coastal pelagic ecosystem, with particular attention to long-term forcing by a secular warming trend, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, and El
Niño in altering the structure and dynamics of the pelagic ecosystem. The California Current sustains active fisheries for a variety of finfish and marine
invertebrates, modulates weather patterns and the hydrologic cycle of much of the western United States, and plays a vital role in the economy
of myriad coastal communities.